Like all real hard-core sailors, my first choice is always the wind. With the smallest breeze, I love to play with my sails.
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Part 2: give it a try with fossil energy…(4-2)
Part one : give it a try with renewable green energy. (4-1)
- Even before «giving it a try», I have to try …to fix a few things. Going to sleep, dreams come easily in my cozy bunk. Awaking next morning, reality catches on. Want to make our planet great again? Want to promote clean energy? Start first with your own cleaning captain! In this field, we sailors lead the “greening” of our planet. Just take a look for yourselves about our achievements:
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The journey of a few thousand miles…(3)
Starts with a first step. My first step began with a bus ticket from Port Townsend. Five hours later, I reached the Seattle’s airport. St John, in Canada, lays just on the exact opposite side of the continent.
They had fun… and a long list of “to do” things (2)
They « horse-dragoon » decorated Breskell and then played pirates during the winter.
They had fun. What about their more “serious” North West Passage preparations?
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A “touch of class”. Horse-dragoon and crow-nest: my new 2019 attempt around the North West passage..
Spring 2019 at last! Breskell is waiting for us in Newfoundland. I hope our Canadian friends took good care of her in the Royal Yacht Club of St John’s, the NF capital.
A mes lecteurs francophones… To my french speaking followers..
Ce sera ma seule et unique publication en français dans ce blog. Une publication un peu longue je sais. Mais elle résume un bien grand rêve . Je souhaite vous en parler un jour ou l’autre soit au festival du cinéma de Rouyn-Noranda au Québec soit à celui de La Rochelle en France, peut être même ailleurs dans la francophonie. J’aimerais vous y présenter notre tout nouveau documentaire « Breskell »
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